When Andi wakes up to a gloriously rainy day, she teams up with her friend Allie Ann to make the most of all the splashing, skipping, and sloshing to be found. This alliterative tale of two friends on a rainy-day adventure captures all the excitement of a childhood romp through the rain. Fun to read, and even more fun to read out loud, Andi and Allie Ann's story will leave you in eager anticipation of your next rainy-day adventure.

 

 

This book is part of a book series called Seasons With Granddad .

This book is aimed at children in year 3.

This book has been graded for interest at 4-8 years.

There are 32 pages in this book.

This is a picture book. A picture book uses pictures and text to tell the story. The number of words varies from zero ('wordless') to around 1k over 32 pages. Picture books are typically aimed at young readers (age 3-6) but can also be aimed at older children (7+).

This book was published in 2019 by Cameron & Company Inc .

Betty White has had a fascination with words since she was a child, from the lullabies of babyhood, through the nursery rhymes and Dick and Jane stories of elementary school. She always loved sharing enchanting stories and poetry, and she brought that love into the classroom when, after finishing high school and teacher training, Betty spent four years teaching first graders in the very same school and classroom she had started school in fourteen years earlier. Her four children were brought up having fun with words, too, and when Betty returned to school, it was as a librarian. What fun she had sharing stories and wordplay with little children with high enthusiasm and big imaginations! Betty now lives in Wisconsin with her family, and spends time creating word games and writing stories that encourage children to laugh, dream, discover new places, solve problems, and appreciate the world around them. Amanda Miller has been drawing since her fingers could hold a pencil. She is a multi-faceted artist, focused mainly on illustration. She is also the illustrator of THE SOAKY-CROAKY, SLIPPY-DRIPPY, SLOSHY-GALOSHY DAY. Betty White has had a fascination with words since she was a child, from the lullabies of babyhood, through the nursery rhymes and Dick and Jane stories of elementary school. She always loved sharing enchanting stories and poetry, and she brought that love into the classroom when, after finishing high school and teacher training, Betty spent four years teaching first graders in the very same school and classroom she had started school in fourteen years earlier. Her four children were brought up having fun with words, too, and when Betty returned to school, it was as a librarian. What fun she had sharing stories and wordplay with little children with high enthusiasm and big imaginations! Betty now lives in Wisconsin with her family, and spends time creating word games and writing stories that encourage children to laugh, dream, discover new places, solve problems, and appreciate the world around them.